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Women's hearts need extra attention

Published: April, 2009

Diagnosis and treatment of heart disease in women still lags
behind that in men.

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question about human health. The answer, of course, is yes.
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than in matters of the heart.

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Keep learning

A lifelong habit of learning and engaging in mentally challenging activities seems to keep the brain in shape. Intellectual enrichment and learning stimulate the brain to make more connections, increasing the density of nerve-to-nerve connections. That means the "educated brain" may possess a deeper well of connections and be able to withstand more damage to the brain from a small stroke without causing loss of memory or thinking skills.